Item 1 of the TMS pre-intervention "I experienced myself as separate from my changing thoughts and feelings."
Item 2 of the TMS pre-intervention "I was more concerned with being open to my experiences than controlling or changing them."
Item 3 of the TMS pre-intervention "I was curious about what I might learn about myself by taking notice of how I react to certain thoughts, feelings, or sensations."
Item 4 of the TMS pre-intervention "I experienced my thoughts more as events in my mind than as a necessarily accurate reflection of the way things 'really' are."
Item 5 of the TMS pre-intervention "I was curious to see what my mind was up to from moment to moment."
Item 6 of the TMS pre-intervention "I was curious about each of the thoughts and feelings that I was having."
Item 7 of the TMS pre-intervention "I was receptive to observing unpleasant thoughts and feelings without interfering with them."
Item 8 of the TMS pre-intervention "I was more invested in just watching my experiences as they arose, than in figuring out what they could mean."
Item 9 of the TMS pre-intervention "I approached each experience by trying to accept it, no matter whether it was pleasant or unpleasant."
Item 10 of the TMS pre-intervention "I remained curious about the nature of each experience as it arose."
Item 11 of the TMS pre-intervention "I was aware of my thoughts and feelings without overidentifying with them."
Item 12 of the TMS pre-intervention "I was curious about my reactions to things."
Item 13 of the TMS pre-intervention "I was curious about what I might learn about myself by just taking notice of what my attention gets drawn to."
Item 1 of the PANAS pre-intervention "Interested"
Item 2 of the PANAS pre-intervention "Distressed"
Item 3 of the PANAS pre-intervention "Excited"
Item 4 of the PANAS pre-intervention "Upset"
Item 5 of the PANAS pre-intervention "Strong"
Item 6 of the PANAS pre-intervention "Guilty"
Item 7 of the PANAS pre-intervention "Scared"
Item 8 of the PANAS pre-intervention "Hostile"
Item 9 of the PANAS pre-intervention "Enthusiastic"
Item 10 of the PANAS pre-intervention "Proud"
Item 11 of the PANAS pre-intervention "Irritable"
Item 12 of the PANAS pre-intervention "Alert"
Item 13 of the PANAS pre-intervention "Ashamed"
Item 14 of the PANAS pre-intervention "Inspired"
Item 15 of the PANAS pre-intervention "Nervous"
Item 16 of the PANAS pre-intervention "Determined"
Item 17 of the PANAS pre-intervention "Attentive"
Item 18 of the PANAS pre-intervention "Jittery"
Item 19 of the PANAS pre-intervention "Active"
Item 20 of the PANAS pre-intervention "Afraid"
Experimental condition, 1= Low-end, 2= Medium-end, 3= High-end HMD group
Item 1 of the TMS post-intervention "I experienced myself as separate from my changing thoughts and feelings."
Item 2 of the TMS post-intervention "I was more concerned with being open to my experiences than controlling or changing them."
Item 3 of the TMS post-intervention "I was curious about what I might learn about myself by taking notice of how I react to certain thoughts, feelings, or sensations."
Item 4 of the TMS post-intervention "I experienced my thoughts more as events in my mind than as a necessarily accurate reflection of the way things 'really' are."
Item 5 of the TMS post-intervention "I was curious to see what my mind was up to from moment to moment."
Item 6 of the TMS post-intervention "I was curious about each of the thoughts and feelings that I was having."
Item 7 of the TMS post-intervention "I was receptive to observing unpleasant thoughts and feelings without interfering with them."
Item 8 of the TMS post-intervention "I was more invested in just watching my experiences as they arose, than in figuring out what they could mean."
Item 9 of the TMS post-intervention "I approached each experience by trying to accept it, no matter whether it was pleasant or unpleasant."
Item 10 of the TMS post-intervention "I remained curious about the nature of each experience as it arose."
Item 11 of the TMS post-intervention "I was aware of my thoughts and feelings without overidentifying with them."
Item 12 of the TMS post-intervention "I was curious about my reactions to things."
Item 13 of the TMS post-intervention "I was curious about what I might learn about myself by just taking notice of what my attention gets drawn to."
Item 1 of the PANAS post-intervention "Interested"
Item 2 of the PANAS post-intervention "Distressed"
Item 3 of the PANAS post-intervention "Excited"
Item 4 of the PANAS post-intervention "Upset"
Item 5 of the PANAS post-intervention "Strong"
Item 6 of the PANAS post-intervention "Guilty"
Item 7 of the PANAS post-intervention "Scared"
Item 8 of the PANAS post-intervention "Hostile"
Item 9 of the PANAS post-intervention "Enthusiastic"
Item 10 of the PANAS post-intervention "Proud"
Item 11 of the PANAS post-intervention "Irritable"
Item 12 of the PANAS post-intervention "Alert"
Item 13 of the PANAS post-intervention "Ashamed"
Item 14 of the PANAS post-intervention "Inspired"
Item 15 of the PANAS post-intervention "Nervous"
Item 16 of the PANAS post-intervention "Determined"
Item 17 of the PANAS post-intervention "Attentive"
Item 18 of the PANAS post-intervention "Jittery"
Item 19 of the PANAS post-intervention "Active"
Item 20 of the PANAS post-intervention "Afraid"
Item 1 of the IPQ "In the computer generated world, I had a sense of "being there"."
Item 2 of the IPQ "Somehow I felt that the virtual world surrounded me."
Item 3 of the IPQ "How aware were you of the real world surrounding while navigating in the virtual world? (i.e. sounds, room temperature, other people, etc.)"
Item 4 of the IPQ "How real did the virtual world seem to you?"
Item 5 of the IPQ "I felt like I was just perceiving pictures."
Item 6 of the IPQ "I was not aware of my real environment."
Item 7 of the IPQ "How much did your experience in the virtual environment seem consistent with your real world experience?"
Item 8 of the IPQ "I did not feel present in the virtual space."
Item 9 of the IPQ "I still paid attention to the real environment."
Item 10 of the IPQ "How real did the virtual world seem to you?"
Item 11 of the IPQ "I had a sense of acting in the virtual space, rather than operating something from outside."
Item 12 of the IPQ "I was completely captivated by the virtual world."
Item 13 of the IPQ "The virtual world seemed more realistic than the real world."
Item 14 of the IPQ "I felt present in the virtual space."
Item 1 of the ITQ "Do you easily become deeply involved in movies or TV dramas?"
Item 2 of the ITQ "Do you ever become so involved in a movie that you are not aware of things happening around you?"
Item 3 of the ITQ "Do you ever have dreams that are so real that you feel disoriented when you awake?"
Item 4 of the ITQ "Do you ever become so involved in a video game that it is as if you are inside the game rather than moving a joystick and watching the screen?"
Item 5 of the ITQ "Do you ever become so involved in a television program or book that people have problems getting your attention?"
Item 6 of the ITQ "How frequently do you find yourself closely identifying with the characters in a story line?"
Item 7 of the ITQ "Have you ever gotten excited during a chase or fight scene on TV or in the movies?"
Item 8 of the ITQ "When watching sports, do you ever become so involved in the game that you react as if you were one of the players?"
Item 9 of the ITQ "How mentally alert do you feel at the present time?"
Item 10 of the ITQ "Do you ever become so involved in a daydream that you are not aware of things happening around you?"
Item 11 of the ITQ "Have you ever gotten scared by something happening on a TV show or in a movie?"
Item 12 of the ITQ "How often do you play arcade or video games? (OFTEN should be taken to mean every day or every two days, on average.)"
Item 13 of the ITQ "How good are you at blocking out external distractions when you are involved in something?"
Item 14 of the ITQ "When playing sports, do you become so involved in the game that you lose track of time?"
Item 15 of the ITQ "Have you ever remained apprehensive or fearful long after watching a scary movie?"
Item 16 of the ITQ "How well do you concentrate on enjoyable activities?"
Item 17 of the ITQ "Do you ever become so involved in doing something that you lose all track of time?"
Item 1 of the CSQ "Headache"
Item 2 of the CSQ "Eyestrain"
Item 3 of the CSQ "Difficulty focusing"
Item 4 of the CSQ "Nausea"
Item 5 of the CSQ "Fullness of head"
Item 6 of the CSQ "Blurred vision"
Item 7 of the CSQ "Dizziness (eyes open)"
Item 8 of the CSQ "Dizziness (eyes closed)"
Item 9 of the CSQ "Vertigo"
Item 1 of the CSQ8 "How would you rate the quality of service you received?"
Item 2 of the CSQ8 "Did you get the kind of service you wanted?"
Item 3 of the CSQ8 "To what extent has our program met your needs?"
Item 4 of the CSQ8 "If a friend were in need of similar help, would you recommend our program to him or her?"
Item 5 of the CSQ8 "How satisfied are you with the amount of help you have received?"
Item 6 of the CSQ8 "Have the services you received helped you to deal more effectively with your problems?"
Item 7 of the CSQ8 "In an overall, general sense, how satisfied are you with the service you have received?"